What is the value of a Queen Elizabeth I silver coin?

Answer 1

Not enough information. The queen's picture appears on most coins issued by countries in the British Commonwealth so that doesn't help to ID it. Please post a new question with the coin's date and the country that issued it.

Answer 2

Queen Elizabeth I reigned for 45 years and during that time, a great many different silver coins were issued. Value would depend on denomination, condition and year. Values could range from £30 to £7,500 GBP. A reputable coin dealer will be able to assist with identification and give a more accurate valuation.

Answer 3

Queen Elizabeth II has appeared on most, if not all coins of Britain and the 50 odd Commonwealth countries since 1953.

You could narrow down the possibilities quite considerably by specifying the country concerned, the year, the denomination of the coin, what it is made from and what condition it is in.

Answer 4

Queen Elizabeth silver dollars are not extremely rare, but also not in everyone's pockets. They can go for anywhere between twenty and a hundred dollars, depending on the edition.

Answer 5

The coin should have a denomination or a country name on it or some printing to help identify the coin.